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Medion LIFE P47350 MD 86288, Instruction Manual

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14.10.2009 08:05 

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After Sales Support TEL: 1300 884 987 
WEB Support: www.medion.com.au 

Symbols and key words used in these instructions 

 

DANGER!
Warning: immediate mortal danger! 
CAUTION! 
Warning: possible mortal danger 
and/or serious irreversible injuries 

 

WARNING!

Please note the following guidelines to 
avoid injuries and property damage! 

CAUTION! 

Please note the following guidelines to 
avoid property damage! 

 

PLEASE NOTE!

Additional information on using the device 

Summary of Contents for LIFE P47350 MD 86288

Page 1: ...Y K slimline full l camcorder large 3 5 LCD screen 7350 MD 86288 Manual N26968...

Page 2: ...y instructions 6 Proper use 6 System requirements 14 Before use 15 Checking the package contents 15 Overview of the device 16 Charging the batteries 18 Charging battery prior to first use 18 Charging...

Page 3: ...Selecting video resolution 26 Starting recording zoom function terminating recording27 Display in video mode 29 Taking pictures 30 Taking picture zooming 30 Display in photo mode 31 Viewing recorded v...

Page 4: ...card internal memory 38 Setting date and time 39 Image quality settings 40 Exiting menu 40 Connecting camcorder to TV set 41 Connection via HDMI 42 Connecting camcorder to computer 43 Installing the...

Page 5: ...t Total Media HDCam 2 0 50 Introduction 51 Media Browser 54 Display modes 58 Function bar 63 Import media files 64 Cut video clips 65 Burning AVCHD disks 65 Edit video clips 66 Upload files to YouTube...

Page 6: ...y In the event of product failure within its intended use over the course of the first year after the date of purchase we will rectify the problem as quickly as possible once it has been brought to ou...

Page 7: ...hould be supervised to ensure they do not play with this unit Keep the plastic packaging out of reach of children as it can cause suffocation Proper use This camcorder is designed for the recording of...

Page 8: ...NGER Warning immediate mortal danger CAUTION Warning possible mortal danger and or serious irreversible injuries WARNING Please note the following guidelines to avoid injuries and property damage CAUT...

Page 9: ...tions CAUTION Warning danger of electric shock Bulleted item information on operating steps and results Tasks to be performed Always adhere to the user instructions of the devices that you connect to...

Page 10: ...charger supplied Take measures to prevent moisture or liquid from penetrating the camcorder or the charger cradle Never touch the charger cradle with wet hands Never use the camcorder if the power co...

Page 11: ...f the product Risk of explosion Never expose the batteries to excessive heat sunlight open fire etc Do not throw batteries into a fire Never short circuit the rechargeable batteries Do not dismantle r...

Page 12: ...nd mucous membranes If any of these areas come into contact with battery acid rinse them immediately with plenty of clean water and contact a doctor without delay Preventing damage to the camcorder If...

Page 13: ...ver allow the battery to come into contact with liquids Direct intense heat can damage the battery Therefore do not expose the camcorder to any sources of direct heat If the camcorder is not to be use...

Page 14: ...changes in temperature If the camcorder is cold wait until it has reached room temperature before connecting it to the power cord The device can safely be connected for charging as soon as the unit h...

Page 15: ...f you wish to connect the camcorder to a PC the computer must meet the following requirements Pentium P III or higher recommended P4 free USB 2 0 interface and 1 GB of free hard disk space Operating s...

Page 16: ...all items are included If parts are missing please contact us within 7 days of purchase The following items are supplied with your product Full HD camcorder 2 GB SD memory card 2 lithium ion batteries...

Page 17: ...16 After Sales Support TEL 1300 884 987 WEB Support www medion com au Overview of the device Front and rear of camcorder...

Page 18: ...2 Operating LED 3 DEL button 4 SD card slot 5 LOCK button 6 Speaker 7 Arrow buttons 8 MODE button 9 Playback button 10 Record button 11 Camera lens 12 Charger LED 13 Microphone 14 USB port and HDMI p...

Page 19: ...can be done by placing the battery in the supplied charge cradle or directly in the camcorder provided that the device is connected by the USB cable to a computer The battery charge level is indicated...

Page 20: ...e cradle Place the battery you wish to charge in the charge cradle The battery contacts must touch the contacts on the charger Push the battery against the spring contacts Ensure that the battery is p...

Page 21: ...e is approx 2 hours As soon as the battery is fully charged the green LED indicator lights up Disconnect the charge cradle from the mains supply CAUTION The charger is designed to prevent overcharging...

Page 22: ...B plug of the USB AV cable to the camcorder and connect the other end of the cable to a free USB port of your computer NOTE The camcorder must be switched off for charging The charging process starts...

Page 23: ...d slot and push it in until it engages The metal contacts must face towards the bottom of the device To remove the memory card from the card slot press the card gently in so that it disengages NOTE Wh...

Page 24: ...wed in playback mode The display shows MEM CAUTION Do not use force when trying to insert the memory card The card can only be inserted in one direction Incorrectly inserted memory cards can damage th...

Page 25: ...medion com au Operation Switching on camcorder Turn the display clockwise The display is switched on and the green operating LED lights up Switching off camcorder Turn the display counterclockwise The...

Page 26: ...Selecting operating mode Repeatedly press the MODE button to select video or photo mode or to call up the setup menu In video mode the symbol is displayed in the left top corner of the display In pho...

Page 27: ...e arrow buttons and to select the resolution of the video recording The following resolutions are available Setting Resolution in pixels Recording frame rate Playback frame rate Dimensions Sound 1080p...

Page 28: ...jects sports videos etc No sound is recorded During playback the recording video is shown in slow motion as it is played at the standard frame rate of 30 fps Starting recording zoom function terminati...

Page 29: ...he arrow button to zoom in tele lens angle The digital zoom rate is displayed by means of a bar NOTE Digital zooming is not available with settings 1080p and QVGA The zoom function is not available if...

Page 30: ...rt TEL 1300 884 987 WEB Support www medion com au Display in video mode 1 Video resolution during recording REC 2 Memory to which data is saved 3 Battery charge level 4 Remaining recording time in 5 Z...

Page 31: ...DE button Taking picture zooming Take one picture Press the record button half down to activate automatic exposure measurement To take the picture press the record button Zooming Repeatedly press the...

Page 32: ...les Support TEL 1300 884 987 WEB Support www medion com au Display in photo mode 1 Picture resolution 2 Memory to which data is saved 3 Battery charge level 4 Remaining number of pictures 5 Zoom level...

Page 33: ...files Browse through the recorded files by pressing the arrow buttons and select the file you wish to view Press the arrow button to change from the file list to video photo view Press the arrow butt...

Page 34: ...e display Fast forward rewind slow motion During playback repeatedly press the arrow buttons and to change to fast forward rewind Fast forward rewind is available at speed rates of 2x 4x 8x and 16x Du...

Page 35: ...button to zoom out Press the record button half down to call up the navigation arrows You can now move the zoom frame across the picture by pressing the arrow buttons To return to the zoom function pr...

Page 36: ...Using the arrow buttons and select the symbol to delete the currently displayed file Press the record button The selected file is deleted Using the arrow buttons and select the symbol and press the re...

Page 37: ...nd select the symbol and press the record button to abort the delete process Terminating deletion Using the arrow buttons and select the symbol and press the record button or the MODE button to termin...

Page 38: ...select the setup menu by pressing the MODE button Select a menu option using the arrow buttons and Change the setting or value using the arrow buttons and Key tones Switch key tones on or off key tone...

Page 39: ...n set 50 or 60 Hz Formatting memory card internal memory Select this option to format the internal memory or the memory card if inserted Press the arrow button At the prompt use the arrow buttons and...

Page 40: ...y card could otherwise be damaged so that the camcorder cannot be switched on again We strongly recommend that you take a backup of your data before formatting the memory Setting date and time Press t...

Page 41: ...the better the quality of your image and the larger the file High bit rate large video file Low bit rate small video file The table below shows the available settings and associated bit rates for vide...

Page 42: ...nnect the USB AV cable to the USB port of the camcorder Connect the white and yellow plugs of the USB AV cable to the corresponding sockets on the television set Switch on the television set The camco...

Page 43: ...After Sales Support TEL 1300 884 987 WEB Support www medion com au Connection via HDMI To view recorded videos in HD connect the camcorder with the HDMI cable to the digital port of your television s...

Page 44: ...and videos to a computer Connect the mini USB plug of the USB AV cable to the camcorder and connect the other end of the cable to a free USB port on your computer Switch on the camcorder so that the s...

Page 45: ...tically recognised and its contents are displayed on the screen If this is not the case select the CD drive in Windows Explorer My Computer and double click the drive name to start the CD The start pa...

Page 46: ...e DCF standard DCF Design Rule for Camera File System You can also use your camcorder to view files stored on memory cards from other DCF cameras Card drive If your PC is equipped with a card drive or...

Page 47: ...four digit code When file number FILE9999 is reached a new folder named 101DCIM is created automatically etc A maximum of 999 folders can be set up If another file is recorded after all 999 folders h...

Page 48: ...cling Device At the end of its service life do not dispose of the camcorder through normal household waste Dispose of it in an environmentally friendly manner by bringing it to a local WEEE collection...

Page 49: ...nners or detergents that contain oil as these could damage your camcorder Before cleaning the lens and the display use a lens brush to remove any dust Then wipe the lens and display with a soft cloth...

Page 50: ...mm LCD monitor 8 89 cm 3 5 LCD screen 16 9 File formats JPEG AVI Battery NP40 rechargeable Li ion battery 3 7 V 720 mAh type KLIC7001 Memory Internal 128 MB internal memory usable memory may vary Exte...

Page 51: ...50 After Sales Support TEL 1300 884 987 WEB Support www medion com au ArcSoft Total Media HDCam 2 0 Quick start instructions...

Page 52: ...iting uploading and creating photo books and albums from the device Playback function With Total Media HDCam by ArcSoft you can view photos and playback video clips System requirements Operating syste...

Page 53: ...The CD starts automatically 4 Follow the instructions to complete the installation If the CD does not execute automatically follow the steps below to install the software 1 Double click on Workstation...

Page 54: ...ugh the uninstallation 3 Follow the instructions to complete the uninstallation Language How to change the language of the user interface after installation 1 On the main screen click on Preferences 2...

Page 55: ...54 After Sales Support TEL 1300 884 987 WEB Support www medion com au Media Browser 1 2 3...

Page 56: ...987 WEB Support www medion com au Area Function 1 View mode area Offers three modes to display the media files 2 Preview area To select and display file miniatures and detailed information 3 Function...

Page 57: ...dia files Follow the instructions below to view the media files on your device 1 Connect the device to the computer 2 The device code is shown above the view mode area 3 To display all the media files...

Page 58: ...ious or next clip click To delete a file click on the icon of the relevant file To cut a video clip click on the icon To assess a file click on the icon of the relevant file To view the properties of...

Page 59: ...or calendar view you must first import the files Library view The library view lists the Own Creation folder and other folders that are created when importing the files How to switch to library view 1...

Page 60: ...red folder 3 To switch to the calendar view click on Three modes are available in the calendar view Annual Monthly and Daily mode How to switch between the three different modes To open the monthly mo...

Page 61: ...wser view enables you to search the media files on your computer with the aid of a tree structure How to switch to browser view To extend the computer window click on Computer To view the media files...

Page 62: ...ges and more detailed information for selection Refer to the following table for a description of the relevant options Option Name Function Evaluation filter Shows the media files as per the selected...

Page 63: ...medion com au Miniature image slide control Modifies the size of the miniature images with the aid of the slide control Miniature images Shows the files as miniature images Details Shows the miniature...

Page 64: ...iption of the relevant buttons is found in the following table Button Name Function Import Imports media files from a camera camcorder or memory device on the computer File link Produces films with yo...

Page 65: ...ect the desired folder 2 Select the desired files 3 Click on Import The Import window is displayed 4 Select Import new scenes Import selected scenes or Import all scenes 5 Select a folder name or ente...

Page 66: ...o cut the clips click on Continue 4 Select the device and the path under which the cut clip is to be saved Burning AVCHD disks How to burn AVCHD disks 1 Click on Create AVCHD The work area is displaye...

Page 67: ...To select the start of your cut clip click on 3 To select the end of your cut clip click on 4 To save the cut clip click on A description of other tools in the Edit window is found in the following t...

Page 68: ...1300 884 987 WEB Support www medion com au Time field Click on the number use the arrow keys to view a particular section of the video clip Volume level Slide to adjust the volume Full screen Click to...

Page 69: ...Enter your YouTube user name and password 4 To login to YouTube click on Login 5 Follow the instructions to upload the file to YouTube Upload files to Facebook To upload to Facebook 1 Click on Upload...

Page 70: ...isplayed 2 Drag the desired images into the work area 3 To start the print creations application by ArcSoft click on Continue 4 Select the categories for the photo albums to view the photo albums 5 Se...

Page 71: ...70 After Sales Support TEL 1300 884 987 WEB Support www medion com au 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16...

Page 72: ...gn 5 Save design 6 New project 7 Undo redo 8 Modify photo album template 9 Click icon to display the image page 10 Fill empty pages with images automatically 11 Click text or image to edit it 12 Photo...

Page 73: ...splayed 2 Drag the desired image into the work area 3 To start the print creations application by ArcSoft click on Continue 4 Select the categories for the photo albums to view the photo albums 5 Sele...

Page 74: ...73 After Sales Support TEL 1300 884 987 WEB Support www medion com au 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11...

Page 75: ...medion com au 1 Restart 2 Add images 3 Remove all 4 Block release design 5 Save design 6 Undo redo 7 Modify album page template 8 Click icon to display the image page 9 Album page preview 10 Share al...

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